Calne in Bloom "The Incredible Edible Garden" Painting Competition


 The theme for the competition this year is "The Incredible Edible Garden", with categories from 3 to 16 years old.

To take part, please include the artist's name, age, and school on the artwork that is to be no bigger than A3 in size.

Some of the art will be on display this summer at Calne Heritage Centre.

For more information, please contact tking@calne.gov.uk

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